If your scans fail to sync, these can be resubmitted.
Best practice to prevent failed or lost scans:
Make sure you keep the scanner app up-to-date.
Set your apps to automatically update.
Keep your device software up to date.
If you receive a failed sync, do not delete or uninstall the app. This clears your log history and those scans will be lost.
If you don't have WiFI when you are done scanning, always click Stop and Finish and Sync to store those scans on that device in the log history until you can resubmit with WiFi.
How do I resubmit a failed sync?
No Internet ConnectionIf this device started the Live Session, once the device has WiFi:
*If the device Joined a Live Session, open the Log History on the Log In page of the scanner app to click resubmit.
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Invalid TokenThis error message occurred because you need to update the DEVICE software.
Instructions if this device STARTED the LIVE Session:
Instructions if this device JOIN A LIVE SESSION.
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Where do I find my log history to resubmit failed scans?
Did you log in to your account?
Yes
Did you Start a Live session?
Yes. You will find the log history on the tracks/activity page of the scanner app.
Or did you Join an Ongoing Activity?
Yes. You will find the log history on the run club page of the scanner app.
No
You will find your log history on the login page of the scanner app.
What to know about Log Histories
When you log into your account, the log history you see is specific to the device you're using. This means that if you do something on one device, it won't show up in the log history when you use a different device.
For example, if you're Account A and you're using Device A, the things you do with that device are recorded in your log history. But if you switch to Device B, it won't show the same history because it's tied to the device.
Let's say you're a coach using your account on your iPhone. You scan a session in the morning, and it appears in your log history on your iPhone. Later, you use your iPad to scan, but the session you did in the morning on your iPhone doesn't show up on your iPad because it's linked to the specific device.
Only when you finish and sync a session on a device, it shows up in your log history for that device. So, the log history you see depends on the device you're using at the time.
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